Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
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PASCO - The Cardinals came out like a house on fire in their quarter final game against DeSales, beating the Irish 54-13. WP had 36 unanswered points by halftime, taking the Walla Walla crowd out of the game and knocking the wind out of the DeSales offense. The as-of-yet undefeated Waitsburg-Prescott team will face Colfax in next week's semi final at Martin Field in Pullman. day and time to be announced....
The holidays are quickly approaching, and I have a quick recipe here I think you readers might appreciate along with a great wine pairing. When Wine Guy mentioned that one of his clients asked if I might share a quick, cold-processed, pickled food recipe for the holidays, I said, "Why not!" Here's a recipe from my new cookbook, Edge of the Plate, available through Amazonkindle.com. You can take a free look at the book with a direct link-up on my webpage listed below. In the mean time, watch out for the wild turkeys in Dayton, they are e...
Ten Years Ago November 30, 2000 The Waitsburg Cardinals closed out the 2000 season ending their six-game winning streak with a tough loss to Davenport last Saturday, one game shy of appearing in the state B-11 championship game. Washington's wheat production is up for the first time in three years. This year's crop totaled 165.9 million bushels. At 68.1 bushels per acre, the 2000 wheat crop yield is 13.9 bushels per acre more than 1999. Twenty-Five Years Ago November 14, 1985 Plenty of help was available at the scene for a one-car accident...
MAKE XMAS KICKOFF PLANS NOW DAYTON - The Dayton Chamber o f Commerce is pre for its annual Christmas Kickoff themed,"The Town That Still Believes," and would love to have local businesses list their planned activities on the Chamber's. Chamber officials ask that you let them know if you have special plans. Also, homes decorated for Christmas by Kickoff day have an opportunity to be featured on the around town tour. Contact the Chamber at 166 E Main Street, Dayton, or call 509-382-4825. The C...
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DAYTON RINGS IN XMAS SEASON DAYTON - All are invited to join the Dayton community on the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving for a Homespun Holiday Celebration during the town's annual Christmas Kickoff featuring classic Main Street shopping, Christmas Light bus tours, holiday barrel tasting, Friday night Lighted Parade and Fireworks, and tours of some of Dayton's new businesses. Children (and their parents) can take a mule-drawn wagon hay ride through the streets of Dayton both Friday and Saturday, and Friday evening enjoy a new lighted...
The family of Deloris Ford would like to thank our friends and neighbors for the many expressions of kindness and sympathy during our mother's illness and death. We appreciate your thoughtfulness during this difficult time and feel blessed to be surrounded by such wonderful people. Sincerely,Allen Ford, Annette Bergevin,and Adelle Smith...
November 14: Ellie Bartlow, Bert Aylward, Corrine McKinley, Wally Bird, Ariel Wood, Linda Henze, Willie Hobson, Randall Hinchliffe, Sydney Eng. November 15: Dorne Hall, Ellsworth Conover, Jan Eastman, Mike Duckworth, Jule Presler, Jonathon Lambert, Eric Maki, Mariann Baumann, Clarence Wiseman. November 16: Trina Cole, Dee DeVaney, Robert Hartwell, Ann Sehmel, Clifford Hermanns, Aaron Foster, Mans Hofer, Hilary Logemann, Desiree Delp. November 17: Patrick Estes, Marvin Klundt, Ray Small, Muriel Hamilton, Shelly Jones, Nicholette Filb...
YAKIMA - The Lady Bulldogs came home empty handed from their state playoffs here Saturday. They were knocked out of the tournament after winning their first match Friday but losing the two that followed later that day and on Saturday. Still, just getting to the giant SunDome with its fivenonstop-volleyball courts, and teams and hometown crowds from all over the state was the well-deserved cap on a winning season for the team that took the district title at home a week before. "We improved a l...
WAITSBURG - Seven Cardinals and two Bulldogs were elected all league in the District 9 Southeast 2B football league this season. For the Cardinals, this is more than in any other year in recent memory. Head coach Jeff Bartlow was elected Coach of the Year. Quarterback Zach Bartlow, running back Kris Cady, receiver TJ Hofer and offensive lineman Tre Brannock were elected by the league's coaches for their positions on offense. Defensive back Justin Armstrong, linebacker Grant Germain (...
COLFAX - Dean Bickelhaupt and his Bulldogs knew their odds of beating Colfax were slim. But that wasn't really the point of being in the playoffs at this stage in the team's reconstruction. Colfax beat Dayton 47-0 a week ago last Friday, ending the Bulldogs' first season under Bickelhaupt as head coach. But in many ways, it was one of the best seasons in a decade. The team won three games, including the two tiebreakers to qualify for the playoffs. Two of its players, Colton Bickelhaupt and...
The Waitsburg-Prescott Cardinals play the DeSales Irish at 5 p.m. on Saturday at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco. Fans can take the Rooter Bus for $2 but need to sign up for it at the high school by noon on Friday. Elementary school students have to be accompanied by an adult. The bus leaves Waitsburg High School at 3 p.m. Saturday, Prescott at 3:15 p.m. and the Vista Hermosa store at 3:40 p.m. You must have a student ASB card to receive the $6 game entrance rate or be charged $8....
WAITSBURG - The Cardinals were the only Touchet Valley team still standing in the playoffs this weekend after trouncing Oroville 49-13 at home Saturday. The win ends the Hornets' season while pitting WP against DeSales for a rematch at 5 p.m. on Friday at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco. After a fruitless Hornets drive on first possession, the Cardinals got on the board quickly with a 12-yard Bartlow pass to TJ Hofer for a touchdown and the same combination for the two- point conversion rev...
Saturday's quarter final game against DeSales will be different for the Cardinals in two important respects: it will be an away game on the neutral territory of the Edgar Edgar Brown stadium in Pasco, and the stakes will be much higher in this loser-out hurdle on the way to the semi final. But in almost every other way, WP is preparing once again for the Irish' versatile repertoire of ground and air assaults against a defense that has had the grip of artificialturf under its cleats only once before this season. DeSales quarterback Jere( m...
PRESCOTT - Saturday's loss to Shoreline Christian left the WP Tigers deflatedfollowing a tough, loser-out quarterfinal game in Prescott. The final score was 2-1. "We're disappointed," said Prescott senior Jose Esquivel. "But they were a very strong team. I think they were the strongest defense we've faced all season." The Tigers, an undefeated first-year team, progressed toward the championship rounds with confidence but met a rock-hard defense in the determined Shoreline Christian, a seasoned...
2-15: Theft. Theft of firearm reported on S. G Street, Prescott. Subject noticed .380 caliber semi-automatic handgun usually kept in the manufacturers box under the couch was missing along with one of two ammo magazines. Theft. Theft of checks reported on W. Dayton Ave., Dayton. Vehicle Prowl. Vehicle prowl reported on Orchard Street, Waitsburg. Suspect removed an IPod docking station and several CDs from an unlocked vehicle. Subject decided to report the incident, which likely occurred on Nov. 7, after reading about a rash of vehicle p...
I am grateful to Mr. Matthee for his preemptive rebuttal of my remarks on high school football in the Burg on Nov.11, and for taking the idea seriously. Writing something that may be controversial seems like a waste if the presentation is not attacked, so much so that I have often thought of writing my own rebuttal. If I did, I would mention two things. One, it (a decrease in attention paid to school sports) will never happen. At least not for a long, long time. We don't need to worry that anything will impact our high school team sports....
Having just returned via one of our rooter busses this evening from Waitsburg, I wanted to make sure the first thing I did upon returning was to thank Waitsburg High School and community for the warm hospitality they showed us this weekend. Of course the football team roughed us up a bit, but that's not what I wanted to thank you for of course. Between superintendent Carol Clarke, principal/athletics director Stephanie Wooderchak, retired superintendent Robbie Johnson, and I assume some great parents, our visit to your community Saturday ni...
(Editor's Note:) In his Veterans' Day speech to Waitsburg High School on Nov. 10, Ells Bartlow shared with students and the communitysix results produced by wars: casualties, heroes, presidents, songs, character and memorable quotations. Here are the words this local veteran spoke in honor of his comrades. First of all, wars of course bring causalities. The Civil War caused more deaths than all the other wars involved in our history. Over 600,000 died in that war, and over 400,000 were w...
It was a year ago this week when we were introduced to the rhythms and rituals of producing a community weekly in the Touchet Valley after we bought the Times from Loyal and Kathy Baker. We had no idea at the time what a gratifying adventure it would become. In that first week before Thanksgiving 2009, we were totally focused on writing stories and taking pictures for our first issue while stepping onto the steep learning curve with ropes and crampons. Just making it through the first night felt like finals week. But slowly, as the weeks went...
died peacefully at home in Dayton on November 6, 2010, surrounded by his family. A celebration of Steve's life will be held Saturday, November 20, 2010, at 11 a.m., at the Dayton First Congregational Church, 214 S. Third Street. The Rev. Bill Graham and the Rev. Mike Ferrians will officiate. Steve was born September 1951, in Monterey Park, California, to Carol and Walter B. Edwards. He graduated from Gooding High School in Gooding, Idaho, in 1969. Steve married his life partner, Roslyn Lydia...
DAYTON -In February 2005, a young Dayton man was sitting in an airport in Kuwait passing the time while waiting to fly home on a two-week break. He was in his second tour of duty in Iraq. That's when he overheard two young soldiers behind him talking about the coolest thing that had happened to them at Christmas time. Some tiny town in Washington state had made and filled Christmas stockings and mailed them to soldiers in Iraq, they said. There were newspapers from the town, goodies, handmade...
WAITSBURG - She's nine, barely 2.5 feet high and weighs a "petite" 150 pounds. He's three, as tall as an NBA star and still growing, and weighs just 200 pounds shy of half a ton. Oh yeah, and he has a hump that's the envy of quasimodo. If this were a pair of humans, they'd be considered a pretty odd couple. But as Waitsburg's celebrity camel and his new sidekick, they're perfect together. At least so believes the owner of Izzy the camel and Whinnie, a miniature Sicilian donkey. "With his size, I...
